Dr. Brill has so many degrees and certifications, we threatened to make his business card postcard size. Every time he gets bored, he attains another achievement. Breck Dakin, O.D. received his Doctor of Optometry from the University of Pikeville's Kentucky College of Optometry (KYCO) in 2021 and earned his Bachelor of Science in Biology from Kansas State University.

While attending KYCO, Dr. Dakin was the recipient of numerous awards including the Kentucky Optometric Association Advocacy Award, the KYCO Student Leadership Award, and the KYCO Excellence in Research Award.

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Comprehensive Eye Exams

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Also known as a well-vision exam, this is like your routine annual physical, but for your eyes. You may not even have a complaint, but we check everything from A to Z. Why? Because most most things that go wrong with eyes have no pain, no symptoms or awareness. For example, patient's that have the blinding disease called Glaucoma have elevated eye pressure but have no pain. It's kind of like getting your blood pressure checked, and we all know high blood pressure causes no pain; it just has to be checked.

Pediatric Eye Exams

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The first professional exam should be at age 10-12 months to avoid the development of a "lazy eye, " also known as amblyopia. Very few people are born with perfect vision today. While it would be nice to be called "eagle eye" your whole life, most people will end up with some form of optical correction to see better at some time in their life.

Optical Repairs & Services

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Don't feel bad you stepped on your glasses or let your dog chew them up. Mistakes happen, we understand. Our skilled opticians and eyewear craftspeople have the expertise to bring your glasses back to life. Whether you need a simple repair such as a screw or a complete restoration, let us be your eyewear savior.

Dry Eye Medical Services

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In fact, many medical conditions first disclose themselves when we examine the interior and exterior of the eye. Think of all the medical shows you've seen. There is always someone shining a flashlight at the patient's eyes or looking at the eye movements or looking inside the eye with an ophthalmoscope.

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